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  • Norway: Ross Offshore Acquires Two Odfjell Drilling Companies

    14 July 2011
    Business & Finance

        Ross Offshore acquires the two Odfjell Drilling companies Odfjell Well Management AS and Odfjell Well Management Consultants AS. The name of the combined company will be Ross Offshore. OWM has a strong position in all aspects of well management, from concept to close-out. Its subsidiary Odfjell Well Management Consultants AS (OWMC) provides qualified […]

  • DNV GL Issues Guidance for Offshore HVDC Projects

    26 August 2014

    DNV GL (uniting DNV, KEMA, Garrad Hassan and GL Renewables Certification), has together with STRI (the Swedish Transmission Research Institute) and ten industry players developed a methodology for technology qualification of offshore HVDC technologies through a joint industry project. As offshore wind farms are being built farther from the coast and more offshore oil and […]

  • Norway: TGS Expands its Service Offering by Acquiring Stingray

    11 April 2011
    Business & Finance, Equipment

      TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company ASA (TGS) has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares of Stingray Geophysical Limited (Stingray). The transaction will provide TGS with a strong position in the rapidly growing market for Permanent Reservoir Monitoring (PRM) solutions. The acquisition will substantially increase TGS’ addressable market through access to production seismic […]

  • Japan: USS George Washington Returns to Yokosuka

    22 April 2011

      The forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS George Washington will return to Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka April 20. The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier was completing routine maintenance March 11 when the earthquake and tsunami struck northern Honshu. The ship departed Fleet Activities Yokosuka March 21 with 466 civilian contractors and shipyard workers embarked, who continued to conduct […]

  • Moore Stephens: Manage Risk or Pay a High Price

    5 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Companies which fail to embed effective risk management procedures into their daily activities are likely to pay a high price in today’s tightly regulated and highly competitive shipping industry, the international accountant and shipping adviser Moore Stephens warns. Respondents to the inaugural Moore Stephens Shipping Risk Survey rated the extent to which enterprise and business risk […]

  • Latvian Navy’s SWATH Vessels Remain Under GL Class

    5 March 2012

    The Latvian Navy’s new SWATH (Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull) patrol boats will be kept under Germanischer Lloyd (GL) class. GL surveyors will conduct periodic examinations throughout the life cycle of the vessels to verify that the vessels continue to be fit for purpose, technically reliable and seaworthy. Five vessels are currently planned with one, […]

  • CSC Jinling Shipyard to Build Titanic II for One of Australia’s Wealthiest Businessmen ?

    30 April 2012

    One of Australia’s wealthiest businessmen, Clive Palmer, announced his plans to build a replica of the Titanic just hours after he started his political career. Palmer claimed that the ship will be equipped with the latest technology: “It will be every bit as luxurious as the original Titanic but of course it will have state-of-the-art […]

  • Researchers design iridium catalyst for hydrogen generation

    15 August 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Research & Development, Technology

    Researchers from Korea and the U.S. have developed a novel mesoporous tantalum oxide (Ta2O5)-supported iridium (Ir) nanostructure catalyst via a modified formic acid reduction method that achieves efficient PEM water electrolysis. According to the researchers, this iridium catalyst significantly boosts the oxygen evolution reaction speed and shows high catalytic activity and long-term stability in prolonged […]

  • Offshoretronic unveils dual crane vessel, add-on installation support tower concept

    20 October 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Vessels

    Offshoretronic has unveiled a dual crane wind turbine installation vessel design and a novel concept called ADD-ON Installation Support Tower, which can be fitted onto the vessel. The company, headquartered in Spain, said that this transportation and installation method could provide large cost savings by utilising the same monohull crane vessel for installing all kinds […]

  • Latvian Naval SWATH Boats to Stay with GL in Class

    5 March 2012
    Business & Finance

    The Latvian Navy’s new SWATH (Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull) patrol boats will be kept under Germanischer Lloyd (GL) class. GL surveyors will conduct periodic examinations throughout the life cycle of the vessels to verify that the vessels continue to be fit for purpose, technically reliable and seaworthy. Five vessels are currently planned with one, […]

  • Rolls-Royce Naval Ship Design Team Chooses Paramarine (UK)

    27 November 2012
    Business & Finance

    Paramarine software, developed by QinetiQ GRC, has been selected by Rolls-Royce who is broadening its ship design capabilities. Paramarine will be Rolls-Royce’s marine design software tool of choice in support of their newly formed team dedicated to the development of naval ship designs. Rolls-Royce has been at the forefront of innovative ship design for nearly […]

  • North American oil production to outpace Middle East, Wood Mackenzie says

    12 June 2014

    Global energy demand continues its remarkable growth, driven by China and other emerging markets. Yet this era of increasing demand is also one of robust energy supply, according to Wood Mackenzie’s long term analysis of global energy trends out to 2030.

  • Transnet seeks to introduce renewable energy at its ports

    2 August 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Project & Tenders, Transition

    South Africa’s Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is reaching out to the private sector for projects aimed at introducing renewable energy at its eight commercial ports. The Request for Information (RFI) issued at the end of July builds upon the results of an internal audit, which found that the port authority needed to stabilize its […]

  • Marine Power Systems seeks design engineering help

    16 November 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Human Capital, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy

    Welsh company Marine Power Systems (MPS) is seeking a graduate design engineer to provide design support to its design and engineering team.

  • HelioRec forms consortium to develop floating solar plant for aquaculture sector

    11 February 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Equipment, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Technology, Transition

    French start-up HelioRec has formed consortium with +ATLANTIC CoLAB to develop a floating solar project for the aquaculture sector.

  • OceanSaver Goes Bankrupt

    25 September 2017
    Business & Finance

    Norwegian ballast water system maker OceanSaver filed for bankruptcy on September 13, 2017.  The move to file for bankruptcy has been partially prompted by the decision of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to postpone the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention to 2019. The delay has had a major impact on the market for […]

  • Marseille Fos Keeps the Momentum

    20 October 2015
    Business & Finance

    French port Marseille Fos handled 60.9 million tons of cargo in the first nine months of 2015 – up 4% on the same period last year – with passenger results boosted by a 14% rise in cruise numbers. Container traffic gained four points in tonnage and unit terms on 8.8 MT and 915,036 TEUs, after further advances in […]

  • Marseille Fos Keeps the Momentum

    20 October 2015
    Business & Finance

    French port Marseille Fos handled 60.9 million tons of cargo in the first nine months of 2015 – up 4% on the same period last year – with passenger results boosted by a 14% rise in cruise numbers. Container traffic gained four points in tonnage and unit terms on 8.8 MT and 915,036 TEUs, after further advances in […]

  • VIDEO: World’s Biggest Salvage Operation: Costa Concordia Refloating

    2 November 2012

    The announced salvage operation of capsized Costa Concordia cruise ship is in the full swing. An American-owned specialist marine salvage and wreck removal company Titan Salvage alongside with Italian firm Micoperi have been awarded a Costa Concordia wreck removal contract in April. Together they presented a plan to refloat and tow away the cruise ship […]

  • APPEA: New Industry Minister an Experienced Appointment

    17 September 2013

    The Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) congratulated Ian Macfarlane MP on his appointment to the position of Federal Minister for Industry. Macfarlane is a welcome appointment as he brings a wealth of experience, having previously held ministerial responsibility for the regulatory oversight of oil and gas industry operations from 2001-2007 in the Howard […]

  • Bureau Veritas Greenlights Ocean Thermal Energy Converter Project

    29 January 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    An international classification society, Bureau Veritas, has issued its first Approval in Principle for an Ocean Thermal Energy Converter (OTEC). The approval applies to a 1MW plant developed by the Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean Engineering (KRISO) which will be built for installation off the coast of South Tarawa, Republic of Kiribati, in the […]

  • Italy: Costa Concordia Salvage Operation Underway

    2 November 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    The announced salvage operation of capsized Costa Concordia cruise ship is in the full swing. An American-owned specialist marine salvage and wreck removal company Titan Salvage alongside with Italian firm Micoperi have been awarded a Costa Concordia wreck removal contract in April. Together they presented a plan to refloat and tow away the cruise ship […]

  • IUMI Calls for More Action to Tackle Containership Fires

    21 September 2016
    Business & Finance

    Two recent onboard containership fires have fueled concerns from International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) over the challenges involved with managing these incidents at sea as seafarers are being asked to tackle onboard fires with inadequate equipment. The two recent containership fires which raised concerns involve the 2015-built NNCI Arauco which ignited during welding operations on September 1 while the ship was in […]

  • TSA Carriers Propose Rate Hike to Stop Further Rate Erosion

    9 September 2015
    Business & Finance

    Container shipping lines in the U.S. export trade lane to Asia are recommending phased, across-the-board increases in freight rates, beginning October 1, 2015. According to member lines of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA), the scheduled action reflects the trade’s recovery from congestion challenges earlier in the year; a strengthening market heading into what is typically the […]

  • Australian Government Awards Aznac Class Frigate Contract

    29 February 2012
    Business & Finance

      A $300 million maintenance and repair contract for the Anzac Class Frigates will be negotiated with Naval Ship Management Australia, following their selection as preferred tenderer. Minister for Defence Materiel Senator Kim Carr said the new five-year contract was expected to provide better outcomes for industry and more effective, value for money outcomes for […]